Alex Postman
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The Inn at Newport Ranch, Ft. Bragg, CA
A cozily rustic stay in a rugged environment on the Mendocino Coast, for those who love nature, eating well, and watching the weather roll in.
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Lodge at Marconi, Tomales Bay, CA
This one-time home to a wireless telegraphy lab and later a religious cult is now an unexpectedly hip, ‘70s-vibed woodsy retreat a stone’s throw from Tomales Bay.
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Marina Efraimoglou of Euphoria Retreat
After a personal health odyssey, Marina Efraimoglou, the founder of Euphoria Retreat, trained in several traditional schools of healing. She shares the practices that keep her healthy and balanced when she travels plus a few beauty tools and wellness destinations she loves.
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Suzie de Rohan Willner, CEO of Toast
The CEO of British fashion and homewares brand Toast has a travel routine as thoughtfully down to earth as the company’s signature soulful style: rustic-meets-refined boutique hotels, wool socks on the plane, and always a Smythson notebook in hand.
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Kevin Jackson
If you’ve ever wanted an immersive, insider experience far from the crowds in and around the U.S. National Parks, Kevin Jackson of EXP Journeys is the fixer to hit up.
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Chasing Roses
From a coastal hillside in Tangier to a hidden garden in Mallorca to a rose sanctuary outside Tokyo, photographer Ngoc Minh Ngo shares these and other places you can visit that are dedicated to the iconic flower in her beautiful new book, Roses in the Garden.
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The Flavors of the Bayou
Melissa M. Martin, the award-winning chef of the beloved New Orleans restaurant Mosquito Supper Club, on her latest book—the fishing village culture that shaped her cooking, the food traditions of South Louisiana, and how to spend a long weekend in the bayou chasing the best gumbo, boiled seafood, and po’boys.
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Torunn Tronsvang
Torunn Tronsvang, the founder of Up Norway, designs journeys that go far beyond the Northern Lights and fjords (though you can ofc see those, too).
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Jenni Kayne
Known for her relaxed California minimalism—the LA-based founder recently put down roots in New York’s Hudson Valley. Now that she’s lapping those 3,000 miles more frequently, her travel-wellness routine channels that same alchemy of earth mother and effortless coastal cool.